Jason isn’t asking his father for an allowance, a luxury car, or even help with rent.

The 38-year-old New York City-based comedian has spent years making what he considers “reasonable requests” with a clear plan and proposal.

He wants a shot at the big time — a $600 improv class, a plane ticket to Los Angeles for a gig that will bring exposure and connections, the occasional investment in a career he’s been building while juggling two jobs.

Despite his father recently inheriting millions, the answer is almost always no.

But Jason, who asked to use a pseudonym, sees things differently.

“When I die, you’ll never have to work again,” Jason told The…

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